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Vitruvian Man, Leonardo da Vinci, c. 1490, Gallerie dell'Accademia

Italian court lifts loan ban on Leonardo’s Vitruvian Man

Art news daily: 17 October

17 Oct 2019
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Emilie Gordenker announced as new general director of Van Gogh Museum

Art news daily: 16 October

16 Oct 2019
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Éric Baudelaire at Locarno Film Festival.

Éric Baudelaire wins Prix Marcel Duchamp

Art news daily: 15 October

15 Oct 2019
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John Giorno (1936–2019) in New York in 2012.

John Giorno (1936–2019)

Art news daily: 14 October

14 Oct 2019
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Museum of Modern Art, New York

Open letter calls for MoMA trustee Larry Fink to divest from private prisons

Art news daily: 11 October

11 Oct 2019
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Bertille Bak below in front of her works at the Mario Merz Prize finalist group exhibition

Bertille Bak wins Mario Merz Prize for art

Art news daily: 10 October

10 Oct 2019
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Vitruvian Man, Leonardo da Vinci, c. 1490, Gallerie dell'Accademia

Italian court blocks Leonardo da Vinci’s Vitruvian Man from travelling to Louvre

Art news daily: 9 October

9 Oct 2019
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The lnfanta Isabella Clara Eugenia (detail; c. 1630), Anthony van Dyck.

Art UK initiative uncovers Van Dyck portrait in Liverpool’s Walker Art Gallery

Art news daily: 8 October

8 Oct 2019
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Tim Marlow.

Design Museum appoints Tim Marlow as director and chief executive

Art news daily: 7 October

7 Oct 2019
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Jeff Koons poses in front of his Bouquet of Tulips in Paris on 4 October 2019.

Jeff Koons unveils controversial tulip sculpture in Paris

Art news daily: 4 October

4 Oct 2019
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The New Museum, New York.

New Museum reaches contract agreement with employees’ union

Art news daily: 3 October

3 Oct 2019
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Dr Katherine Crawford Luber.

Katherine Crawford Luber to direct Minneapolis Institute of Art

Art news daily: 2 October

2 Oct 2019
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Otobong Nkanga, who has been awarded the inaugural $100,000 Lise Wilhelmsen Art Award.

Otobong Nkanga wins inaugural Lise Wilhelmsen Art Award

Art news daily: 1 October

1 Oct 2019
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Maggie Appleton.

UK museum leaders warn of crumbling infrastructure

Art news daily: 30 September

30 Sep 2019
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Jacques Chirac at the inauguration of the Musée du Quai-Branly in 2006.

Jacques Chirac (1932–2019)

Art news daily: 27 September

27 Sep 2019
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Christopher Le Brun to step down from Royal Academy presidency

Art news daily: 26 September

26 Sep 2019
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The Mocking of Christ, thought to have been painted by Cimabue, will be auctioned at Senlis on 27 October.

Painting attributed to Cimabue discovered in French woman’s kitchen

Art news daily: 25 September

25 Sep 2019
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The Great Gallery at the Wallace Collection, London.

Wallace Collection to start lending artworks

Our daily round-up of news from the art world Wallace Collection to start lending artworks | Following a reexamination of…

24 Sep 2019
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Ice Watch (2018), Olafur Eliasson and Minik Rosing.

UN appoints Olafur Eliasson as climate ambassador

Art news daily: 23 September

23 Sep 2019
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Gianfranco Gorgoni (1941–2019)

Art news daily: 20 September

20 Sep 2019
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Fumio Nanjo in 2007.

Director of Mori Art Museum to retire

Art news daily: 19 September

19 Sep 2019
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Getty Trust announces $100m world heritage programme

Art news daily: 18 September

18 Sep 2019
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Stephen Deuchar.

Stephen Deuchar to step down as director of Art Fund

Art news daily: 17 September

17 Sep 2019
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AMERICA (2016), Maurizio Cattelan.

Maurizio Cattelan sculpture stolen from Blenheim Palace

Art news daily: 16 September

16 Sep 2019
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